THE NEW WATERBURY.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8726, 12 March 1890, Page 4

THE NEW WATERBURY.

SHORT-WINDING SERIES.

STEM SET.

PsOPLh. who have often deoired to purchase a Waterbury Watch ou account of its acenrate time- keeping, bra «vha h<\re been deterred by the gretitiy exuggeratea length of mainspring iv the old serieb, will be glad to know iha\i the new watches juat to hand ex Arawa, use v spring of the ordinary length only, and with the same ease as an ordinary English or American lever watch. The time-keeping qualities of the oMer series have not been interfered with, and the Wuterbury Watch Company offtr to-day through their local aaent Mr John Avery, tho correct time in the form of ti new watch with ordinary length of spring, the hands of which are also controlled by a stop on the outside. They are also manufacturing a ladies' watch of nnpasalleled ueatntss and beauty, on the improved lints of the latter Beries. These watches are worn by the belles of English and American society, and by the younger membera of the English Royal Family, on account of their novelty and accurate time. They nifi exactly similar in size and appearance to the highest priced ladies' watches mads, and are warranted to keep tqnal time. Each watch is cased in burnished nickel, perfectly neat and handsoma in appearance and Btut out in silk-lined boxes, as formerly. PRICE OF NEW SERIES : Ladies' 20s und 22a 6d Gentlemen's ... 20a and 22s 6d Old serits Gentlemen's 13s 6d These watches can be forwarded anywhere, by registered poet, for ninepence.

JOHN AVERY, Devon-atreet, New Plymouth.